An Unconscious Tendency to Align One's Thinking with That of Other

question 40

Multiple Choice

An unconscious tendency to align one's thinking with that of other people is known as the

• A)bandwagon effect.
• B)availability heuristic.
• C)confirmation bias.
• D)belief bias.

Understand the application and implications of the substantial part test for nonprofits.

Explain best practices for nonprofit advocacy.

Describe the methods and benefits of using social media for advocacy within the nonprofit sector.

Understand the ethical and strategic considerations nonprofits must weigh when engaging in political activities.

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Definitions:

Objectivity

Refers to the concept of being unbiased and impartial, evaluating facts without letting personal feelings or prejudices affect judgement.

Readability

The ease with which a reader can understand or interpret text.

Double-Barreled

A type of question or statement that asks about two different things simultaneously, making it challenging to answer or address directly.

Yea-Saying

A response bias wherein participants in a study agree or say 'yes' to questions regardless of their actual opinion.